Monthly Archives: May 2010

Real Writing or Virtual Writing?

Following on from my previous entry, I’m still on the subject of quality content, and the lack of it on so many web sites and blogs. You may have come across it yourself. You click through to a site where … Continue reading

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Writing For The Internet – The Need For Quality Writing

Two things have struck me in recent days while I’ve been researching on the internet. First, the number of different blogs that have on them exactly the same article. And, regrettably, few if any of them have carried the author’s … Continue reading

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Spreading The Word

What is is that we all want to achieve with our web sites or blogs? There are a number of things, mostly, but what is the one thing above all others that we want from our online presence? It must … Continue reading

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Long Live The Two R’s

Yes, I know. It should be the Three R’s. And that apostrophe shouldn’t be there – but it does make the phrase more easily recognised. I’ve nothing against Arithmetic, in fact I enjoy it, but here I’m only referring to … Continue reading

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Ten Billion Words Plus One

How many words have been published on the internet? Impossible to say, of course, and more words are being added every second at such a rate that it would be impossible to keep count. And it doesn’t matter anyway. But … Continue reading

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The Emperor’s New Clothes

When I was a small boy and my mother read me the story about the Emperor’s new clothes I was intriegued by the notion that so many people could be made to see something that wasn’t there just because they … Continue reading

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